A push for football
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February 19, 2024

A push for football

In an effort to get young men in Greater Portmore off the street and again active in football, and with an established club, National Baking Company Limited recently paid for and handed over new jerseys and football gear to the re-energised Greater Portmore Football Club. After two years of being dormant the football club was restarted in 2022 by former player and now Coach Shamir Hall (right) who sought sponsorship which Kadnine West (centre), brand manager who represented National Baking Company Limited, responded to and delivered on recently. As a result, the football club will be able to participate in the St Catherine Football Association Division 1 Competition which resumes on March 9. Sharing in the moment is player Andrew Foulkes.

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